MMA lessons

The vast majority of professional MMA fighters have a background in Thai or kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, or Greco-Roman wrestling. These styles have proven to be highly effective. Especially in the early days of MMA, the grappler (wrestler/ground fighter) often had the upper hand over the striker (stand-up fighter). Karate practitioners, boxers, and kickboxers transitioning to MMA are not always immediately successful, as MMA requires not only stand-up striking but also ground fighting and clinch work. However, striking remains a crucial component of MMA, particularly now that every fighter has some level of ground game. Today, the sport is increasingly about an athlete’s overall capabilities rather than simply mastering one martial art. Many fighters eventually take up a second or even third discipline to expand their skill set.

At Ruthless Fight Company, we offer a complete package of these martial arts. Depending on your ambition level, we can train you for both high-level competition and recreational practice.